Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, January 28, 1914, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text4 C fc lg g o f tljg ¡C$mmt FAMOUSBANDCOMING MILITARY ORGANIZATION BE AT ARMORY TER RUARY NINTH. WILL Many Matters o f M ore than Passing Moment Thu 0. A. R. Baud o f Portland, recog uued a* the leading organization o f its Any Item In th e«« colu m n « containing on iKo la ti lina th e re o f the kind in the state, will appear at the mark .), I« paid advertising. | Title announeamant la mada In Arm«iry, Thursday, February 9, under com pilane« with tha poetai regulation«.| I the auspice« o f the Military Club. The baud is under the direction o f Major York, a musical genius and able d irec Telephone Batterie», a fre»h barrel Albert llalliwall spent Monday with tor. A guard mount will precisde the concert und a military ball will follow . Mini full »treiiglh, ran lx» ha>l at Hwen relatives and friends in Yoncalla. ^ g v l'» Hardware atura. Hereafter 1 will b* at my oflie« in Elderly Woman Injured. HORN to Mr. ami Mra. V. (io If, Wail Cottage Drove all the time eirep t Wad Home small children truudliug a toy nesday, whan 1 will be at Craswall. Dr. »■•■day, Januar)' 21, a aun. express wagon along Maiu Street Mon D. F. Demurest, Dentist J23 f.'i ru m whit« flour ra n 't be baatan. day afternoon rau into Mrs. J. J. Lane, The state shoot o f the Dragon Htnte Every aurk is gunranta«il to stila fy or who is past seveuty years o f uge and Hportameh 'a Association will be held in mousy refunded. Sterling Feed t o. knocked her down, with the result that W. K Browril, president o f tha Itrown Ha lam during tha third weak in Mny. she was severely bruised and narrowly All the new books at th e Fair. esi-uped serious injury. l.iimbar Co , waa in tha rity from Ku " N e ’er Do W a ll," etc., 60c a copy. gana aavaral ilaya o f tha past wrak. C il. C. Itrnmlon, haail o f tha liiduatrial di-purtnient at tha Dragon Agrir.ultural Collega, waa in the ally Friday. Mrs. Thou»»» Medley will arrive to morrow fur a visit with relatives hare. County Commissioner Daorga M. Haw lay o f Kogcno spent Hunday in the city. Hand tha unusual premium offers on page 7. Valuable articles for lass than hulf retail price. (ianaral Manager A. H. Wood, o f the D. I’ . A K., is in Washington on a tan d a ys' business trip. Taka notice: Knamelware aala 9 un til It) a. in. and 2 until 3 p. tit , Haturday at the Fair. i Mr and Mra. J. II. Itoldsn hava re turnsd troni Marquntn, whara thay ■linda tbair home for a yaar and will re mata hara unirli nitrir Mr. Holden di* |x>aed o f hia buamaaa intimata in M'ir « I l l u n i In*fora leaviug. A llawkaye wranrh, suina $1.50, tha Weehly Oragonian and The Mentina!, all for |2.SO. Ha a ad. on paga 7, and aampla o f wranrh at Hantinel oftica. Mr. and Inai waak in law and Mrtlaa, in Mra. II. C. Vaatcb raturnad troni a visi! with their aon daughtar, Mr. and Mre. Will Fugane. JOE BAKER General Blacksmith AND REPAIR WORK L O C A T E D ON W E S T SIDE Nine Tenths o f the Cottage Drove Pictures that — are used in the Portland — — Papers come from ------ Arm strong’s quality Htudios --------- 2<l North Hixth -■ - — ---- — There ’» a K e a s o n ------ - Bleeding and sore gums can be cured Arinand Wynne received a new white by Dr. Ingrum since ha took his poat leghorn cockerel fruin a Michigan fan graduate course. j! 4 t f cier lust week. It ’» rather amusing whan a newspa Dur business this January is better per prints a compliment about itself to »ee added at tha anil: " T h is letter than last year ami we want to make ■nay lie seen at this o f f i c e , " Just as if Haturday, the last day, the banner day Dur low prices should do it. it wn» the first one received and no one o f alt. was likely to believe tha statement The Fair Store. James Craig and crew have been without seeing tha original latter. Kural Mail lioxes, waterproof; save transferred from Bice Hill where they Jrour mail und packages, lluy one from recently completed some tunnelling, i.nd are now at work in the Pass Creek Hweiigel Hardware. Canyon. W. T. Hhrndenhelm and family are Hinger Hewing Machines, Needles, hare from Iowa to spend the winter ami Oil and repairs. Liberal aliowam;« may decide to locate hare, made for your old machine. Call up Kxpert Dressmaking done promptly. Karl K. Mills, phone 132 Y. Demon Mrs. I’et Hanford. m23tf stration and trial will eost you nothing. Tha new bridge over the Coast Fork K L. Cannon o f Huh-in, »tut-* secre was ready for use upon the schedule tary o f the socialist party, was in the given in The Hentinrl last week. Only city yesterday and last eveutag con a few finishing touches remain to com ducted a meeting o f the party at the plate tha work. eity ball where the chief discussion was Fnibroidery and laae sale at tha Fair along propaganda lines. Haturday. It. H. Hwangal is attending the hard ware dcnlera' convention in Portland. !Ki Ih». Hugur, i l 00; »urli, |t.MI; two In half an hour fire may destroy your o f tha bnrguma at Ilaal.anta» Hro». home, with all your valuables, and leave Haa ad. on tbia pug*a. you stranded. It will not take three John l ’otta raturnad laat waak after minutes to tell M etcalf you want a pol * un a beane» o f »avara! yaare, moet o f icy to protect you. whirh lima wni »pani in California, J. II. Iluuig o f Cambridge, Ida., vis neur Fraano. Ila i» now at tha homa o f itad Tuesday at the John Nokes home, hia »on, Jn*. l ’otta. lie had brought the boily o f his mother Haa tha window at tha Fair for ape- to Kugene for burial. rial» in enamelware on «ala Haturday 9 Hilos cut tha price o f stock feed. I tilt lo and 2 lo 3. cut the cost o f silos. J. A. Prophet. J2Htf:i«vp Itrrt Muri, who mrently put on tha j FINE BUSINESS CHANCE Cannery and Dryer For Where Badly Needed. Rale Plant I -oc a ted at Cottage Drove. Plenty o f ground. Owner having terest in, and livin g in, another city, will make very easy terms. Might consider some good income property in paxt payment. Ad dress P. I. Bust, care o f Hentinel, Cottage Drove, Ore. j28tf play " F o r Ixiva or M o n e y " under tha A chorus o f fifty voire» is studying auspira» o f tha Kenaington aiuti in tbia the cantata, " T h a Hensons, ’ ’ by Weiss, Tree Hpray, Pruning Hhears and rity, i» now in Hpringfirld praparing lo under the direction o f Hev. H. N. Aid proibire tha »ama play a» un Owl liana rich. They expert to give a public ex Hpray Pumps: Hwengel Hardware. Ut. hihition o f the cantata about March 10. Mrs. Hubert Hherwood returns to Cmbrelln sale now going on at the Portland today after a visit with her Mr. and Mrs. Rico Hastings Good Jersey Milk delivered Fair. F ifty more on sale today. You parents, save from 25c to 50c. We prove it Her brother, Vern Hasting.*, will me at 7c per quart. S w e e t every day. company her for a short vis:*. cream delivered at 15c per pint J. D. Anderson, ’phone 17-F13. j7-2Hc Cliff Widdersheim returned yesterday from a short trip to Portland. Fire, hail, rain. You ahould protect with M etcalf. H e ’ll fix you out with anything in the insuranee line n l2 tf in concert a thousand years, they could not present a view approaching, even in the remotest degree, this beauty. It was a vision o f loveliness and beauty. It was jurt a faint glimpse o f the eternal ^eauty which our heavenly Father ha* prepared for bis children iu the land beyoud the setting sun. " O h , the snow, the beautiful snow, Coveriug aii the earth below, Making it look so pure and bright, Causiug us to dream o f the land o f lig h t ." MRH. C. It HTAHUMAN. • NATURE BEAUTIFUL ARTIST. Platum Plates will clean your table Cottage Grove, Ore., Jan. 27. To the silver instantly without labor or time. I have lived in Oregon over Take a couple o f your worst tarnished E ditor: pieces to Hwengel Hardware store for two years and have seen many beauti proof. No charge for demonstration. ful lights, but in this time I cannot re call a scene, except one, o f eueh wonder Another electric wonderv ful beauty as was presented to the eye Mrs. J. H. Hilshy was called to Me on Tuesday morning o f this week. Minnville this morning on account o f The entire landsr.apo was covered the death o f her brother, Thomas with a mantle o f pureat white. Every Brown. object, buildings, fences, trees and This wet weather makes sick shoes. shrubs were covered with n o r , and as Take them to Dr. Ooff, the shoe chiro far as the eye eould reach, a vista practor. Bure eure or no pay. nltttf o f spotless, beaatiful white was seen, Harry Kinter returned Sunday from such as only God cat: giv e an. I f all Portland much improved in health. the artiat« o f all the world were to wu^-k < ( i Extracts that add a real flavor uherecer used W e are exclusive agents in Cottage Grove for Hill’s famous line of Teas, C of fees and Extracts. All are the best on the market. Cof fee prices range as follows: 30c, 35c, 40c, 45c ________________________ Severity Necessary to Keep Up Orchards COMMENDATION COMER FROM COMMUNITY WHERE MANY ¿ HAVE SUFFERED IN EN r FORCEMENT OF LAW. In rigidly enforcing the laws o f the state against fruit disease, Inspector Btewart o f this city has found it rieren nary tv confiscate and deatroy much fruit offered for sale. A num ber o f Kugi-ne fruit sellers huve suffered as a result o f this activity and Mr. Btewart has at times been severely criticized by those who aired their troubles in the newspapers of that city. He cures not fo r the criticism, but the follow ing ed itorial in a recent issue o f The Guard is significant that his work is being up held by those who have the future suc cess o f the fruit industry at heart: " I f Lane County is going to realize the most possible from its orchard tracts it is necessary for the fruit men o f the county to cooperate universally with Fruit Inspector Btewart a id his deputies Inspector Btewart, with the systematic program he hlui outlined for flghtieg fruit diseases, is worthy o f the commen dation o f every orehardint and every commercial or promotion body in the county. " As Mr. Btewart said yesterday, ‘ It in up to the fruitmen to clean up their orchards or q u it.’ No fruit at all is a better advertisement for the county than unhealthful, diseased fruit. Not that the fruit o f I,ane County is in poor condition. It is not from a compara tive point o f view. It has improved greatly in recent years. But in any fru it growing locality in the United Htatea disease stands ready to attack the trees whenever the fruit men be come lax in their care. " T h e taking o f the responsibility for the care o f I-ane County fruit out o f the hands o f the state horticultural or ganization and placing it entirely into the hands o f local men who are thor oughly acquainted with the fruit tracts o f this part o f the valley is a progres sive step in the horticultural improve ment o f Lane County. The combining o f the efforts o f the county court and the inspecting officials by the appoint ment o f the fruit inspector as a deputy eounty commissioner clothes the in spector with the authority that the orchardiats are duty bound to respect. "In sp e cto r Btewart and his deputies, J. J. Baker and George W. Taylor, are all fruit men o f experience and are thoroughly equipped for their work. It ia necessary that requests coming from them for the »praying or other care o f fruit trees be complied with without question.' ’ WANT ADS A periodical iaadslide about a nrtil* south o f Divide caused considerable i n convenience in the operating o f S ou th ern l ’arifle train* during the paat week*. The alides orooired with exasperating’ regularity for eeveral day« and one train waa held up six houra. C o f f e e s that sa tisfy the craving f o r a light stimulant WORK OF INSPECTOR STEWART HIGEY ENDORSED The census atlna o f the world, value The derailment o f four freight cars «2.50, with the Weekly Oregonian nnd Tha housekeeper ’» delight—eat o f 8- Cottage Drove Sentinel, for less than at Isadora near Rice Hill Monday de inrh »hear», ambroidary scissor» and the price o f the atlna alone. See ad. on Inyed all north bound trains for »he re buttonhole armsora—an unusually at puge 7, and inspect copy o f atlas at Hen matador o f the day. tractive premium, in combination with itnel office. The special premium offers made by Tha Waakly Oregonian and Tha Henti- Cottage Drove Chapter No. 4, 0. E. 8. Mrs. W. N. Wheeler left yesterday The Hentinel on page 7 are not good nal, all for lass than tha price o f the Regular meetings second and fourth after February 1. Bead them today. for an extended visit in Kugene. ; nramium alone, Haa ad. on puga 7 and Friday* o f the month at Masonic Hall J. I. Jones ia in Portland. A successful home talent play, " T h e »at o f »hears on e ih ib lion at Hantinal Pacific Highway. Next meeting l.ight House Komance," was put on at Miss Neita Hazelton was ap trim office. February 13. Social session. The Arcade Inst night. Kugene to spend Hunday with her par Mrs. Frank Hnodgrnss and daughtar , Why send your money away to the ent*. ware in tha city from Kugene Friday. mail order houses when yon ran buy Dr. Demorest, Dentist. Office o i e r (laorga Knox raturnad Friday from a cheaper at hornet Hee DesLurzes Bros, Kerr A Hilsby ’• store. m£ftf waak ’» trip to Ixirana. ad. on this page. KUa Holdermiiu ia down from thw No. 1139 Genuine American Field The county court has named J. J. reserve. , Fence, 30c a rod at Hwangal Hardware. linker o f Kugene as special deputy fruit Messrs. Build«», O 'B rien and Reid, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alta King are receiving inspector with jurisdiction over the city ’ ; Advertisements in this department ‘ | were in from tarane Monday. M r. the rongratulations o f their friends lip- o f Kugene. 6c a line. Figure 6 words to line. < > Budde left the next d ay for hia form er If you want bargains at all times g> home in Milwaukee. to the Fair. Nearly everything at less It'a almost a pleasure to have teeth LOST— BLACK CRUSHED PLUSH than others. pulled when it is done so absolutely cape on January 2. N otify Sentine* Mrs. K. K. Mills left Haturday for without pain. Bee Dr. Ingram. jl4 t f fo r reward. j28pd Brownsville upon receiving word o f the FOB SALE OR TRADE death o f her grandfather, O. P. Coshow, Landslides Hold Up Trains. who was a boyhood friend o f llncle Burn and Uncle Ves Veatch and Dr. W. W. Oglesby in Iowa. He visited here for some time during tie summer and re newcil his acquaintance with them. While more or leas unwell for a number o f years, Mr. Coshow was critically ill hut a short time. T ea s that tease the ja d ed appetite LARDE SIZE PUNCHING BAG FOB Inquire Sentinel office. H ALF DOZEN BUFF ORPINGTON layiwg pullets for sale. Elbert bede. y o u R A liT — THREE ACRES, FOUR i blocks from Main Bt., Cottage Grove. * Inquire Sentinel. j28-f24pd p O O D W ORK HORSE W ANTED.—J. W . Brenia, London j2Mtf tqDIt HA1J!.-—JERSEY COW, CHEAP i f taken at once. M. HAKTUNO. F O B R ALE — A THOROUGHBRED J ersey Bull, three years old, easy tu n a . Address box 17, Crerwell, Oregea. j7 t f Cfi>w A N D Y E A R L IN G CALF FOR nule. Cow w ill be freeh in April. The Cates Rauch. d31tf 1ÌÌV E PJUMENOER AUTO TO TRADE fo r lamber, «rood or po«ta. R. H. The Metsan Shop ; TABLE SUPPLIES What do you want anyway! | A Sentinel classified ad. will get it for you. What do you want! fied ad. will get it for you. Anyway a Sentinel classi No one should take a chance o f leav Card of Thanks. ing loved ones in want after death. We wish to express our appreciation M etcalf can fix you up so there will be and thanks to all the kind friends and no chance. relatives for their kindness and sym pathy in our sad bereavement in the ill Card o f Thanks. ness und death o f our beloved husband We wish to thank our many relatives and brother, James H. McFarland, and and friends who so kindly aided us in especially to Mrs. Myra Counts and Dr. our recent bereavement. C. E. Frost. Also for the beautiful AMANDA HCOTT flowers. GEORGE VAN 8CHOIACK MRH. LAU RA M cFABLAN D FR A N K VAN 8CHOIACK D. G. M cFABLAN D j28c JE N N IE V AN 8CHOIACK j28pd MBS. BENA EDWARDS If you don’t read The Sentinel you don’t get more than half the news of the Cottage Grove country. GROCERIES! • ► Just a few o f the Bargains yon will find at our store. :: < » Sugar. 20 iba. for $1.00; 100 lb. sack. $4.80. • * Coal Oil, bulk, per gal.......... . ,15c « * 5 gal can Pearl O il............. $1.25 Condensed Milk, 3 can ......... ..2 6 c ¡ ; Eagle Brand Milk, c a n . . . . ..1 5 c « > 25c can K. C. Baking Pdr. . ,20c * * Three 5c boxes M a tch es... ..1 0 c ; j Mixed Candy, per lb ............ . ,10c Special Coffee, per lb ........ ..2 0 c < • Hard Wheat Flour, s a c k ... $1.25 Balt, 5c sack, 3c; 10c sack , 8c: « * 25c sack ................................... . 19c < ► January and February Specials. : : 5 lb. pail Pure L a r d ........... ..7 5 c 10 lb. pail Pure L a r d ............ $1.50 « » 5 lb. pail Lard Com pound.. ..6 0 c Star Tobacco, a lb................ . ,45c Three 1-lb. cans Salmon. . . . . .25c « » Fancy Cream Bolleil Oats.lb. . . . 5 c « » 3 can Standard T om atoes.. . ,25c Corn Meal, white or yellow, 10 « * * ► 6 bars White Laundry Soap ,25c lOe can I.v e ........................... 6 cans Sardines ..................... ,25c < > 2 cans Extra Sweet Peas , . . . ,25c « > Fels Naptha Soap, b a r . . . . . . 5c Old Dutch Cleanser............. . . 8c Gold Dust, pkg...................... 20c Yeast Foam or Magic, pkg. . .4c 3 pkgs. Corn Flakes .......... . ,26c 2 pkgs. Grape N u t s ............ .26c « » lOe bottle B lu e in g ............... . . ,8c Cove Oysters, c a n ................. . .10c ; ; 4 pkgs. Corn or Gloss Starch ..2 5 c « > Shreaded Whole Wheat Biscuit, : : per pkg................................. .".10c ; ; lib . pkg. fancy Seeded Raisins, « » P«r pkg................................. . .10c DES 25c pkg. Wheat H e a r t s .... . .20c 10-lb. sack Pancake Flour . . . .40c 1-lb. pkg. Extra Fancy Currants each ..................................... . ,10c Faney Head Bice, lb ............ • 7»/2 c Broken Head Bice, lb ........ Japan Rice, 4 lbs. f o r ......... ..2 5 c Brown, Pink or Bayo Beans . . . 5 c Poultry Shell, lb. lV ic ; sack $1.15 LARZES BROS. « > :: < > * y « > « i « > The value of a paper’s advertising is gauged by the number of people it reaches. No other paper reaches more than a quarter as many Cottage Grove people as does The Sentinel. Lurch’s January Clearance Sale During the month of January all Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Reduced 2 5 per cent. All Ladies’ Suits and Coats 331 * OFF LURCH’S , Inc. ::